US2221561A - Stabilization of a zein solution by clarification - Google Patents

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US2221561A
US2221561A US313671A US31367140A US2221561A US 2221561 A US2221561 A US 2221561A US 313671 A US313671 A US 313671A US 31367140 A US31367140 A US 31367140A US 2221561 A US2221561 A US 2221561A
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    • A23JPROTEIN COMPOSITIONS FOR FOODSTUFFS; WORKING-UP PROTEINS FOR FOODSTUFFS; PHOSPHATIDE COMPOSITIONS FOR FOODSTUFFS
    • A23J1/00Obtaining protein compositions for foodstuffs; Bulk opening of eggs and separation of yolks from whites
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  • This, invention relates to the production of protein component of maize is to use as a solzein; and the object oi the invention is to provent ethyl alcohol 92%-93% concentration by vide atreatment of the zein in alcoholic soluvolume, which concentrationmay bevaried betion whereby the stability of the solution will-be I tween 88% or lower and 95%, and to carry on substantially increased; that is to say, whereby the extraction in a rotating drum with an agitathe tendencyoi the zein in solution to become tor at a temperature of 60 C. for one and a half denatured, that is, insoluble, will be to a large to two hours.
  • a suitable amount of alkali, say extent counter-acted, permitting the solution to 0.9% sodium hydroxide based on the weight of I be kept in a useable state for a much more pro-- the gluten meal may be added to the material in I i longed period of time than has heretofore been the drum.
  • the extracted zein will be in the 10 possible. I neighborhood of 4.5-6.5 grams to 100 cubic cen- The invention is based upon the discovery that timeters of the solvent.
  • the meal is then centhe known tendency for zein in solution to betriiuged and washed with alcohol, giving a zein come gradually insoluble in character, so that a concentration in the extract of 6 grams per 100 5 solution of zein it left to stand will become a gel cubic centimeters, which may vary between 4 in a relatively briei time, is due to the presence and 6 grams, dependent upon the strength of the in the solution of insoluble bodies such as denaalcohol, the character oi the gluten and the protured zein, or other protein substances, which act, po iq of alco l to lut n a probably catalytically, to insolubilize the soluble
  • the extraction may be carried out also with u zein.
  • tein bodies which'it contains, in accordance with No definite temperature range can be given the principles of the present invention.
  • p applicable to all solutions as the point oi s ps- A practical method of aeinirom e ration 'oi the solution intotwo liquid phases will depend to some extent upon the zein concentration, the concentration of the alcohol, or the solvent, the kind of solvent used and other factors.
  • the rule is to cool to the lowest possible temperature without bringing about the separation of the solution into two liquid phases, that is, without bringing about the stratification of the solution.
  • the stabilizing treatment precedes oil and color removal.
  • This apparatus consists of two cooling units through which the extract passes successively.
  • a single unit might be used.
  • the two unit system is preferable because part of the cooling may be done with water as a cooling agent, thus reducing the amount of artificial refrigeration required.
  • I designates a cooling unit towhich the hot extract from the extracting apparatus is delivered through pipe: 2.
  • the vessel is provided with a water cooled reflux condenser 3 and subjected to a vacuum of 27 inches of mercury, ,the pipe leading to the vacuum pump (notshown) being designated 4.
  • the solution in vessel I is reduced to a temperature of about 30 C. (86 F.) and then passes through pipe 5 to a second cooling vessel 6 provided with an ammonia cooled reflux condenser I in which the pressure is reduced to a 29 inch vacuum, the pipe leading to the vacuum pump (not shown) being designated 8.
  • the solution in vessel 2 being reduced to a temperature of about 15 C. (59
  • Treatment of an alcoholic zein solution to stabilize it which comprises: cooling the solution to a temperature above that at which the solution separates into two liquid phases whereby protein bodies are precipitated which, if allowed to remain in the solution, denaturize soluble zein; and removing such bodies from the solution.
  • Treatment of an alcoholic zein solution to stabilize it which comprises: cooling the solution to a temperature between 20 and 10 C. (68 and 40 F.) to precipitate protein bodies which, if allowed to remain in the solution, denaturize soluble zein; and removing such bodies from the solution.
  • Treatmentjof an alcoholic zein solution to stabilize it which comprises: cooling the solution to a temperature of about 15 C. (59 F.) to
  • Treatment of an alcoholic zein solution to stabilize it which comprises: cooling the solution under vacuum to a temperature above that at which the solution separates into two liquid phases whereby protein bodies are precipitated which, if allowed to remain in the solution, denaturize the soluble zein; and removing such bodies from the solution.
  • Treatment of an alcoholic zein solution to stabilize it which comprises: cooling the solution under vacuum at two stages in the latter of which the vacuum is increased, to a temperature above that at which the solution separates into two liquid phases whereby protein bodies are precipitated which, if allowed to remain in the solution, denaturize soluble zein; and removing such bodies from the solution.

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US3535305A (en) * 1968-02-12 1970-10-20 Nutrilite Products Low temperature solvent extraction process for producing high purity zein
DE2002377A1 (de) * 1970-01-20 1971-07-29 Nutrilite Products Verfahren zur Extraktion von Zein aus Getreide-Gluten

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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US3535305A (en) * 1968-02-12 1970-10-20 Nutrilite Products Low temperature solvent extraction process for producing high purity zein
DE2002377A1 (de) * 1970-01-20 1971-07-29 Nutrilite Products Verfahren zur Extraktion von Zein aus Getreide-Gluten

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